SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Log Editor Parimal M. Rohit was accepted into the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources’ Ocean + Climate Workshop, on behalf of The Log, as one of 25 journalist
SAN FRANCISCO—An unusual pattern of false automatic identification system (AIS) broadcasts concentrated at one location, Point Reyes, off the northern California coast, has drawn the attention of an analyst examining
NATIONWIDE—The Sea Tow Foundation – a national nonprofit dedicated to the education and awareness of safe boating practices – announced that it is collecting data from individuals and organizations around
NATIONWIDE—According to National Marine Manufacturers Association’s (NMMA) latest Monthly Shipment Report, wholesale boat shipments increased for the second consecutive month in June, up 60 percent compared to May, as boat
ORANGE BEACH, ALABAMA—A scuba diver with plenty of experience catching fish, found himself on the other side of the line, thankfully becoming the one that got away. J.T. Thompson was
SAN DIEGO—Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) can impact boaters, anglers, recreational water users, aqua farmers, the marine ecosystem, general public health and even those who make policies. HABs can result in
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Ahead of the August Recess, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation approved the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund – a program that supports about
NORWALK, Connecticut—As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, National Marine Manufacturers Association has canceled the Progressive Insurance Norwalk Boat Show scheduled for Sept. 24–27. “With COVID-19 cases increasing around
